World Literature I. Works and Authors
World Literature I. Works and Authors
World Literature I. Works and Authors
III. Vocabulary:
De – virtue Sanskrit – oldest language in India
Ren – human heartedness
Li – form of moral life
Zhong (loyalty) , shu (altruism)
Xiao – Five relationship
Brahman – priest/scholars
Ksatriyas – warriors/ rulers
Shudras – sevants
Dalits – or the outcaste
Vedas – sacred knowledge
Odyssey – advetures
IV. Characters
Polyphemus – one eyed monster; son of Poseidon
Aeolous – keeper of the wind; he gave Odysseus a bag that contains all the people winds
Laestrygons – giant cannibals who ate most of Odysseus’ men
Circe – an enchantress who turned the men of Odysseus into pig
Hermes – messeger ni Zeus; helped Odysseus in his journey
Tiresias – prophey in the underworld.
Sirens – sea women that lures man to death by singing
Scylla – six headed monster
Charybdis – whirlwind